St Helena the Historic Island From Its Discovery to the Present Date
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BATHURST, MEMORIAL.
When General Buonaparte leaves the Bellerophon to go on board the Northumberland ', it will be the properest moment for Admiral Cockburn to have the effects examined which General Buonaparte may have brought with him.
The Admiral will allow all the baggage, wine, and provisions, which the General may have brought with him, to be taken on board the Northumberland.
Among the baggage, his table service is to be understood as in- cluded, unless it be so considerable as to seem r...ather an article to be converted into ready money than for real use.
His money, his diamonds, and his valuable effects (consequently bills of exchange also), of whatever kind they may be, must be deli- vered up. The Admiral will declare to the General that the British Government by no means intends to confiscate his property, but merely to take upon itself the administration of his effects, to hinder him from using them as means to promote his flight.
The examination shall be made in the presence of a person named by the General ; the inventory of the effects to be retained shall be signed by this person, as well as by the Rear-Admiral, and by the person whom he shall appoint to draw up the inventory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BATHURST, MEMORIAL.
When General Buonaparte leaves the Bellerophon to go on board the Northumberland ', it will be the properest moment for Admiral Cockburn to have the effects examined which General Buonaparte may have brought with him.
The Admiral will allow all the baggage, wine, and provisions, which the General may have brought with him, to be taken on board the Northumberland.
Among the baggage, his table service is to be understood as in- cluded, unless it be so considerable as to seem r...ather an article to be converted into ready money than for real use.
His money, his diamonds, and his valuable effects (consequently bills of exchange also), of whatever kind they may be, must be deli- vered up. The Admiral will declare to the General that the British Government by no means intends to confiscate his property, but merely to take upon itself the administration of his effects, to hinder him from using them as means to promote his flight.
The examination shall be made in the presence of a person named by the General ; the inventory of the effects to be retained shall be signed by this person, as well as by the Rear-Admiral, and by the person whom he shall appoint to draw up the inventory.
What to read after St Helena the Historic Island From Its Discovery to the Present Date?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E L Jackson to read onlineMoreLess
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